We lab-tested Ecovac’s next-gen robot mop – here’s where it shines (and struggles)

The Ecovacs Deebot X12 OmniCyclone is not just a mouthful; it’s a market leader in features and intelligence.

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Why AI-powered jobsite intelligence is key to maximizing construction productivity

The combined power of AI & visual intelligence help contractors tackle a looming productivity gap.

You Can Now Control And Troubleshoot Your SwitchBot Devices Using AI

SwitchBot updates its app with Kata, an LLM-powered AI assistant that builds automations, troubleshoots devices, and interprets natural language commands

My favorite budget clip-style open earbuds have a successor which solves two major problems with these designs

The Soundpeats UU2 are clip-style earbuds with physical touch controls and sound leakage avoidance.

The ‘House Of The Dragon’ Finale Spoiler From George R.R. Martin Didn’t Come To Pass

George R.R. Martin’s disdain for ‘House of the Dragon’ is not exactly a secret, as he’s gone off on the show’s book changes in interviews and on his blog. We saw one last night

A Man Lived Inside a Billboard Above Sunset Boulevard for 24 Hours. Netflix Paid Him to Do It.

The stunt is a rare marketing play for a company that usually lets its algorithm do the work. But Netflix could use the buzz.

When AI Writes The Software, What Will Clients Pay For?

Firms that continue measuring success by headcount are optimizing an economic model that AI is rapidly dismantling.

Why wait for the Garmin Fenix 9? Here are 10 top-tier adventure watches you can buy right now — for (probably) less money
Why wait for the Garmin Fenix 9? Here are 10 top-tier adventure watches you can buy right now — for (probably) less money

10 adventure-ready smartwatches you can buy right now — from other Garmins to Samsung, Coros and more.

Finding It Harder and Harder to Get a Restaurant Reservation? Some Diners Are Paying for Priority Access.

A boom in dealmaking among reservation apps, credit card companies and membership clubs is reshaping who gets a table and who doesn’t.

2 Scatterbrained Habits That Mean You’re Intelligent, By A Psychologist

Psychologists explain why the habits of losing track of details and juggling half-finished projects can actually signal a sharp, flexible mind — not a scattered one.